Hakan Kutlu

Hakan Kutlu
Personal information
Date of birth	(1972-01-14) January 14, 1972
Place of birth	Amasya, Turkey
Height	1.83 m (6 ft 0 in)
Playing position	Central Defender
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1992–2007	Ankaragücü	244	(3)
Teams managed
2007–2008	Ankaragücü
2008–2009	Ankaragücü
2009–2010	Denizlispor
2010	Manisaspor
2011–2012	Ankaragücü
2013–2014	Mersin IY
2014–2015	Gaziantep BB
2016	Mersin IY
2016–	Kayserispor
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only.

Hakan Kutlu (born January 14, 1972 in Amasya, Turkey) is retired a Turkish footballer and a current manager who currently is a free-agent. His role was central defender and he was a long time captain of the team.

He is one of the one-club men in Turkey.^[1] Kutlu retired as a player in August 2007 after spelling 28 consecutive years for the club from the youth team on and he started working as a sportive director at the same club.^[2]

Kutlu went back to Mersin IY on 6 January 2016 but was in the club lesser than 24 hours, before he left the job again.^[3]

Managerial stats

Last updated 3 May 2012

Team	From	To	Record
Team	From	To	G	W	D	L	Win %
Ankaragücü	2007	2008	26	7	8	11	26.92%
Ankaragücü	2008	2009	19	6	2	11	31.58%
Denizlispor	2009	2010	32	8	7	17	25%
Manisaspor	2010-Jun	2010-Sep	4	0	0	4	0%
Ankaragücü	2011		23	2	2	19	8.7%
Total Career			104	23	19	62	22.12%

References

↑ Related Wikipedia Article
↑ Hakan Kutlu Futbolu Birakti (Turkish)
↑ Mersin İdmanyurdu'nda Hakan Kutlu şoku!, fanatik.com.tr, 6 January 2016

External links

Hakan Kutlu at Footballdatabase

Ankaragücü – managers

Kiraz (1959–60)
Kiraz (1961–62)
Taner (1964–66)
Türkkan (1966–68)
Koka (1968)
Kiraz (1970–71)
Taner (1972)
Kiraz (1974)
Hasanagić (1974–76)
Kiraz (1976)
Güney (1977–78)
Gökdel (1981–82)
Soysal^c (1982)
Niş (1982–83)
Soyuer (1983–84)
Onay (1984–85)
Soyuer (1985–87)
Terim (1987–89)
Niş (1989–90)
Aybaba (1990–92)
Dumanlı (1992–93)
İrez (1993)
Nepomnyashchy (1993–94)
Renklibay (1994–95)
Tırpan (1995–96)
Jarabinský (1996–97)
Aybaba (1998)
Mitrović (1998–99)
Krmpotić (1999)
Tırpan (1999)
Mulțescu (1999–00)
Yanal (2000–02)
Stoichiţă (2002–03)
Vural (2005)
Sušić (2005–06)
H. Karaman (2006–07)
Briegel (2007)
Kutlu (2007–08)
Ü. Karaman (2008)
Kutlu (2008–09)
H. Karaman (2009)
Yılmaz (2009)
Lemerre (2009–10)
Özat (2010–11)
Bakkal (2011)
Doğan (2011)
Kutlu (2011–12)
Öcal (2012)
Kaplan (2012–)

Denizlispor – managers

Santepe (1966–70)
Aytaç (1970)
Santepe (1970–71)
Emültay (1971)
Garipler (1971)
Kırklar (1971–72)
Toker (1972)
Emültay (1972–73)
Kırklar (1973)
Kurt (1973)
Garipler (1973–74)
Kurt (1975)
Kırklar (1975)
Garipler (1975)
Toker (1975–77)
Ersoy (1977)
Toker (1978)
Ersoy (1978)
Garipler (1978–79)
Özkula (1979–80)
Toker (1980)
Garipler (1980–81)
Özvardar (1981–82)
Güzelırmak (1982–85)
Sümer (1985–86)
Atacan (1986–87)
Zorluer (1987)
Soyuer (1987–88)
Demircan (1988–89)
Ünder (1989–90)
Çınar (1990–91)
Garipler (1991–92)
Onay (1992–93)
Kaner (1993–94)
Kayıhan (1994–96)
Çınar (1996)
Mitrović (1996)
Yanal (1996)
Garipler (1996–97)
Çetiner (1997–98)
Yanal (1998–2000)
Vural (2000–01)
Lav (2001)
Özberk (2001)
Çalımbay (2002–03)
Bulak (2003–05)
Sağlam (2006)
Hadžibegić (2006)
Kurtar (2006–08)
Yalçın (2008)
Kayıhan (2008–09)
Bakkal (2009)
Altın (2009)
Sağlam (2009)
Kutlu (2009–10)
Hamzaoğlu (2010–11)
Kurtar (2011)
Güller (2011)
Özköylü (2011–12)
İpekoğlu (2012)
Şimşek (2012–13)
Bizati (2013)
Dayat (2013)
Turmuş (2013)
Bizati (2013–15)
İpekoğlu (2015)
Altıparmak (2015–)

Manisaspor – managers

Taşkın (1991–92) Velioğlu (1992) Karanfilci (1992–93) Yavaşli (1994) Uran (2000–01) Eriş (2001–03) Denizli (2003–04) Eriş (2004–05) Yanal (2005–07) Bulak (2007–08) Vural (2008) Eriş (2008–09) Bakkal (2009–10) Kapsal (2010) Kutlu (2010) Karaman (2010–11) Özdeş (2011–12) Özat (2012–)

Kayserispor – managers

Gürhan (1966–68) Gürhan (1972) Güney (1979–80) Onay (1986) Tırpan (1992–93) Altındağ (1995–96) Tütüneker (2003) Özkara (2004) Karaman (2004–05) Sağlam (2005–07) Kafkas (2007–10) Arveladze (2010–12) Prosinečki (2012–13) Domingos (2014) Seçme (2014) Topçu (2014) Seçme (2014–15) Kafkas (2015–)

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